The House Without a Key
If youve ever wondered whether the old Charlie Chan books by Earl Derr Biggers were better than the series of B-movies cranked out in the 1930s, The House Without a Key (Academy Chicago, 978-0-89733-579-9), first published in 1925, provides an answer: OLD-FASHION MYSTERY FUN, not as stereotyped as you might expect.
Reviewed by
Dick Cady
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